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Democrat Aaron Ford Will Be Nevada’s First Black Governor
Nevada approves voter ID requirement for casting ballot
Titus, Lee and Horsford projected to win reelection as Democrats take the House
Polls close in Nevada, voters still in line — LIVE BLOG
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Reno voters flood polls on Election Day at near-presidential levels
Governor, Nevada
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Democrat Susie Lee won election Wednesday to the U.S. House of Representatives representing Nevada’s 3rd Congressional District, defeating Republican Marty O’Donnell
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I think Democrats will win the House. A late revision allows me to note that Democrats should control the Senate and almost certainly with seats to spare. I think Nevada Democrats win every seat they won two years ago and a few others.
Northern Nevada’s U.S. House race could be significant because it’s forcing Republicans to spend resources that could be helping other candidates.
Reno-Sparks voters go to the polls Tuesday, Nov. 3. Read up on the candidates on Washoe County ballots here.
A recap of the Las Vegas Review-Journal’s endorsements for Tuesday’s general election. Congress ■ District 1: Carrie Buck “We believe Carrie Buck’s market-oriented outlook would better serve Nevada and the country.” ■ District 3: Marty O’Donnell “If Marty O’Donnell could accomplish one thing in Washington, it would be to ‘decrease the power and control of the federal government.’ ” ■ District ...
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